On 2008-04-23, Jan Johansson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like to see window groups (awesome call it tags) so that
> windows can easily be hidden or shown depending on their group.

This does not seem to very well fit with the tiling approach 
of Ion, but in relation to floating windows, Ion does support
groups. You may create multiple simultaneously visible groups
(also known as workspaces). They key is to not put them on the
'mutually exclusive' or 'unnumbered' list of the screen. This
is what the 'unnumbered = true' option of WMPlex.attach[_new]
does. The scratchpad, for example, is contained in an
'unnumbered' WGroupWS. IIRC there are some related scripts
in the scripts repo [1], but I'm not sure how up-to-date
they are, and certainly they could be improved.

Of course, if you mean real non-hierarchical tagging of
floating windows, instead of grouping, that isn't supported
as such. But it is also possible to implement that support
as a script, at least to some extent: you don't have to put
your 'unnumbered' objects within a group. (Or 'numbered',
but then tagging doesn't make sense, because 'numbered'
objects are mutually exclusive.)

  [1]: http://iki.fi/tuomov/repos/ion-scripts-3/

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Tuomo

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